NFL combine Schedule 2025: Mix the schedule for positions, important exercises that you should pay attention to!

The defensive end Chop Robinson runs on March 15, 2024 on State College in Holuba Hall through the three-cone drills in Penn State.

The annual NFL combine stands in front of the door as a college player who prepare for one of the most important days of their professional life. Every year the most important college prospective customers who can take part in the combination with the dream of entering the NFL design are invited to participate in media interviews, team interviews, official measurements, workouts and much more.

Over the years we have seen how these players performed for their college teams, played in big games and emerged on the field they unpack their skills against the competition.

The combine harvester gives an idea of ​​what can be expected from an individual. Teams who are looking for necessary positions have the opportunity to find out how these players behave both on the lawn and outside of racial. Trainers and franchise owners can use the combine harvester to conduct further interviews with the players who like them, which ultimately leads to the decisive design. So let's learn more about this year's design and the important events.

2025 NFL combine the schedule per position

The entire combination process takes place over a period of nine days from February 23 to March 3, 2025. The training sessions on the field in the NFL Scouting 2025 will begin from February 27, 2025.

Players of the units Kicking, Defensive Line and Line Backers arrived on Saturday, February 23. Other players from the remaining positions will arrive in Indianapolis within the next few days and ensure that the registration process has been completed.

The following table helps us get a clearer picture of the schedule.

	Mon. February 24th	Tuesday. February 25th	Marry. February 26th	Thu. February 27th	Fri. February 28th	Sat. 01 March	Sun. March 02	Mon. March 03th
orientation	PK, DL, LB	Db, te, RB, QB, where	Oil	– –	– –	– –	– –	– –
Team interviews	PK, DL, LB	PK, DL, LB, Db, te, RB, QB, where	PK, DL, LB, Db, te, RB, QB, where ,, Oil	Db, te, Oil	RB, QB, where	Oil	– –	– –
General medical examination	– –	PK, DL, LB	Db, te	RB, QB, where	Oil	– –	– –	– –
Ortho examination	– –	– –	PK, DL, LB	Db, te	RB, QB, where	Oil	– –	– –
Media interviews	– –	– –	PK, DL, LB	Db, te	RB, QB, where	Oil	– –	– –
Measurements	– –	– –	– –	PK, DL, LB	Db, te	RB, QB, where	Oil	– –
Training in the field	– –	– –	– –	PK, DL, LB	Db, te	RB, QB, where	Oil	– –
Bench press	– –	– –	– –	– –	PK, DL, LB	Db, te	RB, QB, where	Oil
Translation interviews	– –	– –	– –	RB, QB, where	PK, DL, LB, Oil	Db, te	– –	– –

Important on the field exercises you can pay attention to

During the combine harvester, certain exercises are more important than others, especially for certain positions. For example, the 40-yard fittings board is one of the most important exercises for wideouts and defensive back, while the bench press is a strength test for offensive linemes. Nevertheless, all tests are of crucial importance for all athletes because teams examine all attributes while making their decisions.

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40-yard fittings board

The 40-yard fittings board is a test for the combine harvester, the goal of which is to measure the speed and acceleration of athletes from a standstill position to 40 meters on the field. 10-yard and 20 yard splits are often measured in order to get a better understanding of the acceleration.

While the test is useful for everyone, it is most important for wideouts and defensive back. Wideouts must be explosive from the line to gain a separation, and its top speed is all the more useful for deep ball threats. At the same time, defensive backs such as collateral and corners with a good 40-time damage ensure that they will not be beaten from a raw pace in the secondary level. The 40-yard fittings board is also effective for measuring the speed of the line backers because you have to close the runner quickly.

Vertical jump

Another important test in the combine is the vertical jump, which is mainly used to test the explosiveness of the athlete and its ability to jump from a standing position. The test is carried out by players who stand in a designated place, hang down and then jump as high as possible. Together with explosiveness, it also measures the lower body of athletes.

The vertical jump is more useful for Wideouts because it gives a measure of how high you can jump during 50-50 balls. The vertical jump also measures the explosiveness of positions such as running back and Edge Rushers, who have to come over the offensive linemen on the way to stopping the quarterback.

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Three-cone drill

The three-cone bore is also known as L-Drill. This exercise measures how quickly players can change the direction while accelerating. It is basically one of the most important exercises for Edge -Rushers who track the quarterback while changing the direction. Other positions that benefit from this drill are the Wideouts that have to change the direction quickly, while they run routes, the offensive linemes to test their mobility in narrow spaces, and LineBacker, which also direction during a persecution or Must change reporting.